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Norfolk Beach Holidays in July - ideas please

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BrownSugarBabe · 15/05/2007 14:04

Hi guys. We have one DS aged 3.5. Any ideas for a holiday in Norfolk in July. Quiet sandy beaches that are safe for children. We don't necessarily want to stay in Hunstanton or Gt Yarmouth but we do want to be within driving distance of either, so we can have the kiss-me-quick experience. But we don't want to be in a really remote quiet place either. Prefer self-catering.

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Iklboo · 15/05/2007 14:05

Look at the Blakes holiday brochures. They do cottages, houseboats & canal cruisers all around Norfolk area in v easy driving disctance of Gt Yarmouth (Swaffham etc)

BrownSugarBabe · 15/05/2007 14:06

Thanks Iklboo, I'll Google that.

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Iklboo · 15/05/2007 14:08

We're going to Hoseasons camp in Gt Yarmouth in October and I can't wait! It will be DS's first holiday

Fimbo · 15/05/2007 14:14

Swaffham is a bit of hike for a day trip to Gt Yarmouth.

You should try Southwold on the Suffolk coast. Hang on and I will find a link....

Iklboo · 15/05/2007 14:15

Can't remember whre we stayed the other year that was near GY - on the River Yare or Bure I think

Fimbo · 15/05/2007 14:18

Just an example .

Fimbo · 15/05/2007 14:20

Southwold

annobal · 15/05/2007 14:27

Hi, we stayed in Morston (near Blakeney) over Easter and had a great time. It's on the Nth Norfolk coast and you can take a seal trip to Blakeney Point from there. It is also accessible to Wells and Holkham and there's crabbing at Burnham Overy Staithe. There was loads to do for adults and kids. The place we stayed in was great but hated that no towels were provided - we stayed in the old byre

BrownSugarBabe · 15/05/2007 14:59

Thanks for those suggestions, and links. I think a cottage or an apartment might suit us - 'cos it can be self catering. My DS is a real beach bum - and he really doesn't like fun fair rides, etc although he is OK with adventure playgrounds, steam trains, and likes farms, Sea Life, etc.
Going off for a while now to collect DS. Keep posting suggestions if you can!

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ProfYaffle · 15/05/2007 15:07

My pil live in Gorleston which is more or less a suburb of GY. The beach there is fantastic, wide, sandy, safe, not commercialised at all, there is one beach cafe and a handful of shops but that's it. There is b*gger all in Gorleston itself though but it might make a reasonable touring base.

peachdribble · 15/09/2011 23:52

We went for a couple of days to Sheringham on the north of the Norfolk coast with out 3yr old- has an endless sandy beach and a full sized vintage steam and diesel railway - I wish we could have stayed longer cos it was one of the friendliest places I've ever visited in the UK! Lovely - will definitely be going back :)

cazzybabs · 18/09/2011 20:21

wells next the sea

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